King Charles wax statue revealed in Paris and fans aren't impressed by the 'awful' creation

His Majesty, King Charles III spends time visiting and speaking to members of the Sudanese community to bear witness to their testimonies of the Darfur conflict and to hear about their lives, in Sudan and now in the UK on March 15, 2023 in London, England. The King was shown photographs, drawings and objects brought from Sudan. 2023 marks a year of activity by the Sudanese community to mark the start of the conflict, and atrocities in the Darfur region of Sudan. His Majesty will met Sudanese women who decorate pieces of fabric to create a giant toub (traditional Sudanese dress); an empowerment and peacebuilding project which aims to bring the UK Sudanese community together as a visual representation of unity and solidarity. The King was accompanied by Amouna (not pictured), a survivor of the conflict in Darfur.

The King Charles wax statue, which was unveiled in Paris, has garnered a lot of attention online - but not necessarily the positive kind. The statue was displayed at the Grévin Museum in Paris's Grands Boulevards ahead of the King's official visit to France - which has subsequently been canceled.

• The King Charles wax statue has fallen somewhat flat as people react online to not only the King's depiction, but that of his late mother too.
• It was unveiled on the same day that the King's state visit to France was postponed after the President of France asked the British Government to postpone the visit.
• In other royal news, The Queen's 'excessive' gift she once demanded from Germany caused 'serious reservations'.